In Afghanistan, President Obama is making the same mistake of deciding on troop levels based on arbitrary timelines and without defining the underlying objectives, strategy, and mission.
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Inhofe accuses Obama of repeating past mistakes in Afghanistan with arbitrary troop withdrawal timelines.
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